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EPISODE · Sep 14, 2025 · 7 MIN

The Unseen Food Safety Risk: Surface Cleanliness and Sanitation Gaps (Food Safety Short)

from From Kitchen to C-Suite · host Brad Peters, Founder, Director, CEO of HRBUniversal /The Plate & Pour Collective

The Unseen Food Safety Risk: Surface Cleanliness and Sanitation Gaps in Food ServiceListen to the Podcast Short at: Apple Podcast | Spotify | YouTubePublished on September 14, 2025Brad Peters, Founder, Director, CEO of HRBUniversal & The Plate & Pour Collective Equity Partner ProgramIt's not what you see, but what you don't see that can pose the biggest food safety risk. 🦠Poor sanitation and gaps in surface cleanliness can harbor harmful bacteria, even when a countertop or cutting board looks spotless. These "unseen" risks can lead to serious health issues for your customers and damage your reputation.Prioritizing rigorous cleaning protocols and consistent sanitation practices is essential for every food service operation. Don't let hidden germs be your downfall!#FoodSafety #RestaurantSanitation #KitchenHygiene #PublicHealth #FoodService #Cleanliness #GermAwareness #UnseenRisks #RestaurantLife #SafetyFirst

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